How to build NVIDIA extension using CMake

[akmal871026]

Hi all, I have followed this instruction to plug in NVIDIA.

But, how to build it in CMake. (attached picture is my C Make)

this step I did not get the last step.

This one: To build extension package, build 3D Slicer then configure ai-assisted-annotation-client project using CMake, defining these variables: -DSlicer_DIR:PATH=… -DNvidiaAIAssistedAnnotation_BUILD_SLICER_EXTENSION:BOOL=ON

For developers The plugin can be downloaded and installed directly from GitHub:

git clone GitHub - NVIDIA/ai-assisted-annotation-client: Client side integration example source code and libraries for AI-Assisted Annotation SDK Open 3D Slicer: Go to Edit → Application Settings → Modules → Additional Module Paths Add New Module Path: /slicer-plugin/NvidiaAIAA Restart To build extension package, build 3D Slicer then configure ai-assisted-annotation-client project using CMake, defining these variables: -DSlicer_DIR:PATH=… -DNvidiaAIAssistedAnnotation_BUILD_SLICER_EXTENSION:BOOL=ON

[SachidanandAlle]

Building NVIDIA extension for 3D Slicer?

If you are looking to use NVIDIA extension in 3D Slicer, just you can follow one of the options:

Option 1 (release mode): https://github.com/NVIDIA/ai-assisted-annotation-client/tree/master/slicer-plugin#setup

Download latest version of 3D Slicer. Go to open the View → Extension manager and search for NVIDIA and install the plugin with one click

Option 2 (developer mode):

Open 3D Slicer: Go to Edit → Application Settings → Modules → Additional Module Paths
Add New Module Path: <FULL_PATH>/slicer-plugin/NvidiaAIAA
Restart

[lassoan]

For reference, @akmal871026 also asked this question on the Slicer forum: https://discourse.slicer.org/t/how-to-build-nvidia-extension-using-cmake/19681

To avoid parallel efforts, since the question is about building the Slicer plugin, I would recommend to continue the discussion at the Slicer forum.